Sentence examples for who strides from inspiring English sources

Apart from the occasional walker who strides by the gate, there is nothing out there except grass and sky.

"I would like to remind you that he who strides too broadly risks tearing his pants," he told the Interfax news service.

It opens with a Roman bronze statue of Hypnos, the Greek god of sleep, who strides forward as if on an urgent mission.

It's blocked and carried clear by Toure, who strides forward, eventually giving the ball to Messi, midway into the Stuttgart half.

He is the musical puzzle, the composer who came from nowhere, who left no school, yet who strides the international opera scene to this day.

And the third is the brilliantly drawn character of Melmotte himself, a monstrous figure who strides through the narrative with tremendous brio, to its final and inevitable climax.

He motioned to his boss, who strode over with confidence and authority.

The politicians and staffers who stride along its corridors are not worrying over great matters of state.

Much of that swagger begins with Ryan, who strode to the lectern afterward with his eyes sunken and red.

On an airport travelator, I kept pace with a couple who strode forcefully down the moving walkway.

But no - said Boss turned out to be Bob Geldof, who strode on to introduce yet another guest, Bill Gates of Microsoft.